I have an app in wich I embed Swing components inside a JavaFx application.

What I ask is if it’s better to do

void mrepaint(){Platform.runLater( ()-> SwingUtilities.invokeLater( () -> getSwingComponent().repaint() ));}

Or the way around

void mrepaint(){SwingUtilities.invokeLater( ()-> Platform.runLater.invokeLater( () -> getSwingComponent().repaint() ));}

My goal is to update the graphics of the embedded swing app (with the update triggered by a mouse click on the swing component or by a javafx Thread I use as event dispatched)

like

    // handling the click on the swing component
        getSwingNode().setOnMouseReleased( ()->mrepaint() ); 
        

//Or time-based 
Thread t = new Thread(()->{ 
// ugly code bu gives the idea
while(true){Thread.sleep(5000); mrepaint();} 
});
t.start();

I’m on Java corretto 17 with Gluon JFX17